America’s position as the world’s strongest country faces its greatest challenge today from China, as is widely acknowledged. Yet the United States-China power struggle is
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The Nomos of Cybersecurity and a Sovereign Internet
The term “Nomos” was introduced into modern political science by the German lawyer Carl Schmitt. The word had several meanings in Ancient Greece, including “law”
Trump’s Monroe Doctrine 2.0
Donald John Trump has turned back the clock in the Western Hemisphere to an era that saw coups and political unrest as the order of
What Really Happened in Iran?
On November 15, a wave of protests engulfed over 100 Iranian cities as the government resorted to an extremely unpopular measure: a fuel tax hike
US Gatecrashes Into Libyan Endgame
The United States has alleged that Russia’s presence in Libya is having an “incredibly destabilising” impact. Washington is stepping out of the shade and making
Why a Second American Revolution Is Necessary for the Entire World
On November 11th, the very disturbing but clearly true “Lessons To Learn From The Coup In Bolivia” was posted to the Web. That anonymous author
Saudi Arabia is in Dire Straits
Iran’s government spokesman, Ali Rabiei announced Iranian President Hassan Rouhani had sent a series of letters to the King of Saudi Arabia, Salman bin Abdulaziz
Rethinking National Security: CIA and FBI Are Corrupt, but What About Congress?
The developing story about how the US intelligence and national security agencies may have conspired to influence and possibly even reverse the results of the
